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Subversion
What is Subversion?Subversion is a version control system or SCM (software configuration management) tool. It is open-source and provides a feature set superior to that of CVS and Visual Source Safe. More information can be found at subversion.tigris.org.Too...
Revision Control
What is Revision Control?Revision control (also called version control or source control) is a method of tracking changes between various versions of a digital document. This is typically used for software code, but can be used for any type of digital documen...
Revision Control Systems Compared
Comparison chartsThere is an in-depth Version Control Systems Comparison available that covers many important features you might be looking for.Popular Systems and their Pros/ConsThis list is by no means complete. For more in-depth information, refer to the l...
svn: Working copy '<filename>' is missing or not locked
Problem: While doing a svn update, you get the following message: “svn: Working copy ‘[filename]’ is missing or not locked”Cause: The directory that the file [filename] is in needs executable (i.e. list) permission on for the user that issues the command.Solut...
What are some document management services/document version control applications out there?
Two great options that we recommend are Git and SVN.Git: http://git-scm.com/Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small projects to very large projects with speed and efficiency. It offers a variety...
Eclipse
Eclipse, for most people who use it, is an Integrated Development Environments (IDE). Although it is well-known as a Java IDE, it can be used as an IDE for other languages. Features (Note: These features applies to Eclipse + JDT. Features for other languages...